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Weekrise review

Freemium#56 of 137 in Daily Planner Apps

A focused web planner for shared weekly task planning and Google Calendar sync.

3.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Weekrise is a web-based weekly task planner and to-do application for organizing personal work and small teams. It combines weekly task planning with projects, subtasks, repeating tasks, Kanban boards, Google Calendar synchronization, comments, attachments, public calendars, task assignment, daily digest emails, and a built-in Pomodoro timer. The service is optimized for mobile devices, making it suited to solo users and small groups that want shared planning without moving to a broader project-management system.

The pricing structure is straightforward. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes unlimited tasks, one collaborator, one calendar, one board, and one synced Google Calendar. Pro costs $4 per month and expands capacity to 10 collaborators, with unlimited tasks, calendars, boards, and synced Google Calendars. It also adds attachments, analytics, daily digest email, and Pomodoro. Team costs $12 per month and supports 20 team members while retaining those unlimited planning capacities and added features. Monthly pricing is available, and taxes and fees are added at checkout.

Weekrise’s main strength is its focused combination of weekly planning, calendar synchronization, boards, and lightweight collaboration. Repeating tasks, subtasks, comments, public calendars, and task assignment support ongoing shared workflows, while the Pomodoro timer and daily digest add structure to individual work. Its ecosystem is narrower than tools with broader platform coverage: it is delivered through the web and lists Google Calendar as its integration. Solo users can start on the free plan, while small teams should consider Pro or Team based on collaborator count. Users who need native desktop or mobile apps, or a wider integration ecosystem, should choose a more broadly distributed planner instead.

Weekrise pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes unlimited tasks and Google Calendar sync
    • Combines weekly planning, Kanban boards, subtasks, and repeating tasks
    • Paid plans add collaboration, analytics, attachments, and Pomodoro
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available through the web only
    • Google Calendar is the listed integration
    • Free plan is limited to one collaborator, calendar, and board

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